As Pillar Two reshapes the international tax landscape, Thomson Reuters explores how multinational enterprises (MNEs) across Asia Pacific and the Middle East are responding to one of the most significant tax reforms in nearly a century.
Drawing on candid insights from CFOs, Heads of Tax, and Finance leaders, this whitepaper captures the real-world impact of GMT on governance, data culture, operating models, and cross-functional collaboration. From early impact assessments to steady-state compliance, it highlights how organisations are navigating complexity, building resilience, and turning reform into opportunity.
You’ll hear directly from leaders steering transformation across industries, how they’re aligning tax, finance, IT, and business functions to meet new compliance demands, mitigate risk, and maintain transparency with auditors, boards, and markets.
The paper highlights:
- What “good” looks like in cross-functional collaboration and programme governance.
- How organisations are modernising data systems to meet the 200+ data point requirements of Pillar Two.
- Technology’s role in automating calculations, managing jurisdictional deviations, and enabling real-time compliance.
- Practical strategies for managing change, building internal capabilities, and integrating GMT into broader business planning.
- Sector-specific challenges and responses, from manufacturing and pharma to tech and logistics.
- Leadership insights on preparing for safe harbours, managing financial statement impacts, and communicating with stakeholders.
This whitepaper distills complex reform into actionable insights helping you benchmark your readiness, shape your compliance strategy, and accelerate execution.
Read the full whitepaper to explore how your peers are adapting and what it means for your organisation.
